Ever since I was little we've always had dogs and cats but over the past 11 years they've never died a natural death.
Heartless people run over our animals and don't stop to ask the surrounding houses whose cat it is or how they can help maybe save the animals life. Instead, drivers hit the cats, drive off, and leave the helpless animal to bleed to death.
In the early hours of today, our cat Pepsi (see right) was found dead on the side of the road outside of our house. We've seen this happen dozens of times to other pets of ours that have been crushed or battered by a stranger's front bumper.
Thank you Pepsi for the loyalty and love you've given us over the past 5 years, may you sleep well.
Over the past year we've lost two other cats; Bertie and Ginger (see left for both) have disappeared. Because they've been gone for so long we're assuming that they've been hit by a car somewhere along a country road, and left for dead. So here I am paying tribute to their vague, unofficial death.
After loving many cats, kittens and even litters of newborn treasures, we are not going to be having any more pets to avoid more death and heartbreak.
Thanks for reading - I promise I'll be blogging about some more positive things in the future, like my vacation in Crete!
Love, Grace x
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